Pirates & Privateers In 1666, New Providence was settled by a second group of Englishmen. They, too, arrived from Bermuda seeking a better life. By then, however, other adventurers had already realized that the Bahamas, close to the already busy shipping routes from the New World to Spain and Portugal, offered quick and easy pickings. By 1660, privateering (officially sanctioned and often royally commissioned piracy) was already an established the flume gorge industry.
bicycle rentals, 23, 36; The Abacos, 150; Andros, 194; Cape Santa Maria, 293; Cockburn Harbour, 348; the Exumas, 244; Fernandez Bay, 275; George Town, 254; Grand Bahama Island, 37, 108; Great Abaco, 160; Harbour Island, 235; Marsh Harbour, 184; Nassau, 37, 94; New Providence Island, 37, 55, 62; North Caicos, 338; San Salvador, 297
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Medical The Bahamas are blessed with an excellent health service. Hospital facilities, public the flume gorge and private, are available in Nassau and Freeport. The Out Islands are served by health centers, the flume gorge clinics and general practitioner doctors. In an emergency, patients are flown to Nassau and treated at Princess
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